Release notes

Unleash MCP server is now generally available

The Unleash MCP server is now generally available. It gives your AI coding assistants a structured contract for managing feature flags safely, guiding them through evaluating risk, creating flags, wrapping code, and cleaning up after a rollout. It works with tools like Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Kiro, and OpenCode.

New tools to list flags and projects

Two new tools let assistants discover and audit your feature flags directly:

• list_projects lists all Unleash projects available to your token.
• list_flags lists the feature flags in a project, with support for filtering, ordering, and pagination.

These tools power agentic flag-audit workflows and back the detect_flag inventory analysis, so assistants can enumerate flags before creating new ones or identify cleanup candidates. For details, see the tool reference.

Remote MCP server in beta

You can now connect MCP clients to a remote MCP server hosted by your Unleash instance, without installing anything locally. This is useful when developers cannot run MCP servers on their machines, or when you want to manage MCP access centrally. The remote MCP server is in beta. See Enable the remote MCP server for setup steps.